>> vicki : a win for all the budding soccer players here. the u-s women's team wins the world cup. the first since 19-99. defeating japan 5-2. good evening, i'm vicki liviakis. viewing parties - going on across the bay area for the final game. this - the scene in pleasanton at the redcoats british pub. fans filling the bar. and cheering on the team. thrilled to see the u-s take an early lead. >>:last time japan take the u.s. team's butt >> vicki : this is the u-s women's third world cup title. be sure to tune into sports night live right after the news for full game highlights. it starts at 9 right here on kron-4. more breaking news we're following tonight. fire crews have contained a small wildfire in san rafael. a shelter in place warning has been lifted for nearby residents.

it broke out just before 6 tonight near china camp. no homes have been damaged. it's a town that is rarely touched by violence. but tonight pleasanton is reeling after a fatal officer involved shooting. the suspect is dead and the officer is recovering. but folks are still on edge. kron 4's emily turner joins us live from the scene. emily? >> emily : it is very shocking and scary here for a lot of folks because not only did somebody die but there is significant damage done. at an antique car sales shot. there have not been done shots like this in pleasanton for many years. >>:i did not think it happen here this places the suburbs and i should not happen but you

never know. people steal everywhere because there are a lot of crazy people everywhere >> emily : man broke into the bothers fore--he broke into the auto shot the man has not been identified and later died at the hospital. l happened just a few blocks downtown from >>:i heard some noises but i did not come out because it was too early, so we came and walked out and saw that everything was blocked off >> emily : several blocks remained shut down for most of the day as police began their investigation

>>:the crime team is on scene in assisting us in processing the evidence which is a big job. we are interviewing all of the officers were there at the scene and at but also take some time >> emily : and here live you're looking at the damage that the man who has yet to be identified has done. here is the front door. he broke through the back door and will come over here and then you can see the scratches here on the top of this story and this is all the damage that has been done to the cars because of him. but i'm going to see if we can go inside and talk to the owner >> vicki : a gruesome murder in san mateo. a woman turns herself in after

allegedly beating her neighbor to death with a baseball bat. nearby residents say this isn't the first time the suspect has had a run in with law enforcement. kron 4's scott rates joins us live from the apartment complex. where he spoke with a concerned neighbor. scott? >> scott :they tell me that this is a quiet community in that they are not used to something like this happening here. the need dry spoke with today knew both the victim and the suspect in the case, as she has lived next door to the both them for the past five years ago i never dreamed she would beat her with a baseball bat >> scott :for rosemary johnson the signs were always there. >> : it is like she was not on her methods--medication

>> scott : johnson is struggling to come to grips with the murder of her long time neighbor. >> : it's taken me a long time to adjust to this and it's hard to believe even now >> scott :johnson says the heinous act happened behind this window where the 66-year-old victim had live for some 18 years police 40-year-old brenda martinez who lived just across the hall from sat. night after admitting to beating her neighbor over the head with a baseball bat. investors say martinez "implicated herself" as the sole suspect in her neighbors death. johnson says she called police several times about what she strange behavior martinez seemed to exhibit. >> : she was taken to the psych ward several occasions >>:-she was a very pleasantly

and did not deserve this-- pleasant lady >> scott :the baseball bat was recovered and will be placed into evidence, and so far the suspect's name and a motive have not been released. >> vicki : the search continues this evening for a teenager who fell into the water while boating at lake sonoma yesterday. kron 4's alecia reid spoke with a sergeant from the sheriff's office, who says they're working against the clock. >> : it was all quiet and then. >> alecia :then news got around lake sonoma >> : disappear so fast >> alecia : pulled behind a boat when tragedy struck. everything was going well until his family turned around and the boy was gone. >> : everybody try to find him and they can't find him de >> alecia :he was being pulled

through an area of deep water. somewhere along madrone point. crews searched the cove until about 10-o clock saturday night and picked up sunday morning --- where dive teams used cameras to pursue deeper waters. >> : it's kinda crazy >> alecia :there have been no reported drownings so far this year at the lake. many parents celebrating the july 4th wknd are holding their children just a little bit tighter. >> : - in the water we make sure they all have on life jackets, keep an eye on the kids >> : life vests on all the time. we try to maintain, boat and have fun >> alecia :this mission has gone from rescue to a recovery effort. teams will stay out late tonight. and if the teen still isn't found, i'm told they'll pick up where they left off tomorrow morning with more search teams and extra resources. reporting from lake sonoma. >> vicki : a shooting victim in oakland has died after showing up at a hospital saturday. according to officials a man was shot sometime before 10-15

saturday night and then dropped off at a hospital. the victim was then transported to another hospital nearby where he was pronounced dead just after 10-30. the suspect remains at large and the identity of the victim has not been released yet. a wildfire that burned more than three-hundred-twenty acres in vacaville is 100-percent contained. officials say the blaze might have been started by fireworks. a vacaville spokesman says the fire started saturday night.and embers quickly spread by winds that gusted to forty miles per hour. over one hundred people left their homes in voluntary evacuations. several homes were threatened.but no structures were burned. four people have been displaced after a home in san jose caught fire last night. according to a fire captain.illegal fireworks landed in the back yard. firefighters responded to the 800 block of yerba buena road around ten p-m. a resident attempted to put it out.but the fire ignited his home.and threatened the house behind him.

information about the extent of the damage caused by the fire was not immediately available. at least two people have died and dozens more are injured across the country due to 4th of july related activities. in kentucky a search is underway for three missing people after a boating accident. jeremy roth with our partners at c-n-n have details. > >jeremy their boat capsized in the ohio river in downtown kentucky. >>:we'll continue to search the areas where they think might be > > jeremy : the boat was pinned in the river and investigators are still trying to determine why the boat flipped over >>:we heard horrible screams > > jeremy : and 14 people were

hurt when vacationers deck collapsed beneath them. falling 10 ft. to the down below some of the members were injured >>:" what is going on > > jeremy : and this video posted shows the crowd's reaction when a shell apparently exploded before firing into the sky city officials report all injuries were milds and minor and of looking into what caused the malfunction >> vicki : the vote was "oxi" or no. the president of the eurozone finance ministers' group calls the outcome of today's referendum quote "very regrettable for the future of greece." the dutch finance minister has resisted greece's attempts to get easier terms for its bailout program.

he says that "for the recovery of the greek economy.difficult measures and reforms are inevitable." the minister says they will now wait for the initiatives from greek authorities. >>:it will take a very brave decision and i am fully aware that the mandate may cause a fallout >> vicki : the nineteen finance ministers will discuss the outcome of the greek referendum on tuesday. the california department of public health announced friday that it is updating its warning to consumers regarding seafood caught in monterey and santa cruz counties. according to scientists.consumers should not eat recreationally caught or harvested mussels and clams. as well as the internal organs of scallops and the internal organs of commercially or recreationally harvested anchovy.crabs.and sardines. these seafoods contain elevated

domoic acid levels. it's a naturally occuring toxin that can be harmful or even fatal in severe cases. coming up at eight. less than a month after a deadly church massacre. emotions are running high over the confederate flag still flying at the south carolina statehouse. pope francis returns to his roots and visits the poor in south america. why they look to him for help. and a christening fit for a princess. we'll show you the royal family as they baptize their newborn baby. >> reporter :we have a weather systems to an offshore tonight and it'll hang around for most of the coming week. will tell you what that means for our they're coming out

>> vicki : prince williams and his wife kate have marked a milestone for their newborn baby princess charlotte -- a christening ceremony on queen elizabeth's country estate.

c-n-n's erin mclaughlin has the story. > > erin : the day when beautifully on the walk to church. and this is the first time we have seen the family together in public. they looked so proud of their family prince look so adorable as he was clutching the baby's hand. he was wearing an outfit very similar to when prince harry was christened. this family was private and clothes from the public, but it had historic touches throughout. they brought out the ordinate font called billy font--lily font she was baptized with holy water from the river jordan as well. and the ceremony was followed by

a reception with cheese--tea and cakes served the portraits might be released to the public later in the week >> brian :the fog finally cleared out this morning and the early afternoon but the low clouds are already coming back again. if you look here at this time lapse of the bay bridge it went from blue skies to gray skies very fast. the clouds are making a very fast push into the bay and wheat they are already up against the east bay hills and into sonoma county it is going to make a push all the way into the valley, and it is fairly gusty right now which has kept the temperatures cooler it was just a few days ago last wednesday that we had high as well over 100 degrees here by the bay and '60s and '70s

81 in san jose but notice inland is down about 8 to 12 degrees with mild cool weather is going to be the theme this entire week here is a live view of the golden gate bridge and we have a big stack of clouds that are higher than they were last night it would have been nice to have that last night instead of the fog messing up the fireworks the pretty strong winds around fairfield and there is a wind advisories to 11:00 p.m. tonight with up over 30 m.p.h. in fairfield for tonight book for a lot so far been spotty drizzle as it is going to be cloudy much of the morning tomorrow as well, with a slow clearing up until the afternoon, and then there'll be still some fog hanging out in san francisco and by the day with gusty winds

temperatures running colder than average look it these temperatures for san francisco and the inland valleys cool weather coming up this weekend i will talk about that coming up >> vicki : a man who drowned in the russian river yesterday near monte rio beach has been identified. he is 20-year old jose fernando campos from pittsburg. sonoma county sheriff's responded to a call of a missing man in the river yesterday around 12-30.a few hours later they located him deceased at the bottom of the river. officials received information leading them to think the victim did not know how to swim and was not wearing a life jacket. a northern california family is searching throughout shasta county for a six month-old girl who went missing from her crib. the father reported the baby missing thursday morning and last saw her in the crib wednesday night. the baby's father matthew graham has become a person of interest in the case due to the inconsistent statements he has been giving shasta county investigators. he is currently in shasta county jail on probation violations. next.

the call to replace stars and bars with stars and stripes. why some at nascar are refusing and still flying the confederate flag. >>:they took a back pack with a missing--international credit- card and some other stuff >>:and that is not all all explain more with the next edition of " people behaving badly"

>>:they took a backpack with an international credit card some cellphone and some cellphone >>:that was the voice of a tourist in san francisco who was targeted by see this >>:they tried to take money out of the credit card >> reporter :tourists are easy pickings for thieves because it is easy to spot them either

because of out-of-state plates or because of the stickers over at the palace of fine arts there are normal--numerous signs the interest load of the car and want to make one more stop before they leave and so they felt their car with all of their items. the thief just goes through their car and takes with it want. >>:i had never thought how fast they could take your staff >> reporter :the problem is so sincere-set-fear that they have put up the sign saying keep valuables out of the car day and night, or somebody else will this is another car that

apparently has been broken into san francisco police say that all of the tourist spots are being targeted by seeps and despite the targeted misconception that the break-ins are from drug use it is actually professional fees because it is easy money. and not only you have to pay for the stolen stuff but he did not have insurance you have to pay to fix the window as well so leave your stuff in the hotel until you are actually leaving the hotel because thieves will break into a car just to see what is inside >> vicki : if you have a comment for a story idea for stanley then please contact us at " people behaving badly at" on www.kron4.com

coming up at 8:30. they're trying to beat the heat in europe. why no rain in spain. plus the inmate captured after a massive manhunt. the new prison he's calling

>> vicki : still ahead. remember the alamo. why the u-n is now naming it a world heritage site. call them the farmers friend. how drones are becoming a big part of growing our produce. the protest over the confederate flag growing. and at nascar we show you some fans still flying the stars and bars.

>> vicki : less than a month after the church massacre in charleston.the debate over the confederate flag still rages. the flag still flies high over the state house grounds in the state's capital city. yesterday.crowds turned out to call for its removal. c-n-n's mike desumma has the latest. > > mike : *star spangled banner on the anniversary of america's independence, this large crowd faced one flag. >> : "i think this is marvelous this is what true independence is all about." > > mike :while crying for this one --- to be taken down. >> : "it's been a long time coming. "this flag belongs in a museum." > >mike :for opponents of the

confederate battle flag --- one that's flown on south carolina state house grounds for decades --- the division comes from a difference of opinion. on saturday hundreds of critics --- including members of the n- a-a-c-p once again made their case on what the bars and stars represent. >> : "it's kind of a stain on our state. you can't really deny that the only thing that it stands for is racism." >> : "it was put up to represent segregation, and so it represents segregation to me." > > mike :supporters have said it's a symbol of southern heritage and a tribute to the palmetto state's civil war dead. but that's a viewpoint many here said they still don't accept. >> south carolina : "to honor the dead who fought under that banner, to honor the terms of surrender, it compels one to furl the flag forever." > > mike:rather, flag opponents once again argued its connection to dylan roof, the man charged with gunning down and killing nine people at emanuel a-m-e. church. >> south : "decent people, god fearing people." > > mike :now the question for this group --- will south carolina lawmakers finally take action in the coming days? >> : "i come here a lot.i'm driving by here a lot and i feel awful. i really would like to see it come down this week it > > mike :a feeling shared on

this fourth of july. >> vicki : south carolina's governor called for the confederate flag's removal from the state house grounds. state lawmakers will begin debating the issue tomorrow meanwhile. nascar stirred up controversy this week when officials announced that fans should turn over their confederate flags for the stars and stripes. but some fans are still showing up with their flags. some read."heritage not hate" on the front. speedway officials did offer to swap stars and bars for stars and stripes.but the speedway did not collect any on friday.and did not say if they collected any on the fourth. >>:they're getting rid of a little bit of history and quite frankly it is the fourth of july so we're going to fly flags should be the american flag >> vicki : both flags were flying high this fourth of july. one fan says he will not support the speedway if they continue to discourage the use of the confederate flag. earlier this week.several fans said they were not coming

because of nascar's stance on the stars and bars. they say they will just have to wait and see what happens next year. recaptured prison escapee david sweat was moved from a hospital to a maximum security prison early this morning. new york state corrections department officials say sweat is being held at the five points correctional facility in romulus, new york. sweat spent the past week hospitalized for gunshot wounds he sustained during his capture on june 28th. he was on the run for twenty- two days.after he and fellow inmate richard matt broke out of a maximum security prison last month. two of the three british teenage girls who left the u.k. earlier this year to join isis. are reportedly married. family members of the girls have said the two girls married men approved for them by isis. a family lawyer said all of the details are not known but one girl called her family to tell them the news and the other used social media to make the announcement. the girls caused concern earlier this year when they left their country without warning and fled to syria. the lawyer also said the news of their marriages has takes away hope that they will come back.

nine days into a marathon of nuclear talks secretary of state john kerry says progress is being made. he also says efforts to cut off all pathways for an iranian atomic bomb could go either way. kerry met with iranian foreign minister for three and a half hours today and things are moving forward. the deal would set a decade of restrictions on iran's nuclear program and grant iran significant relief from international sanctions. >>:in many ways this negotiation has been going on for literally a number of years over the past few days we have in fact made genuine progress. we have never been closer at this point in this negotiation and it could go either way >> vicki : world powers and iran are hoping to clinch a deal by tuesday. pope francis touched down for a three-country tour of latin america today. the region is home to nearly 40

percent of the world's catholics, but the church is losing ground to protestant evangelicals. shasta darlington with our partner's at c-n-n explores how pope francis could change that. > > shasta : they join here every week for prayer in ecuador, led by this forever and, some practitioners to break down in tears the small church is literally it open the doors just a few steps from the people they want to reach for every catholic will church-- church and there is 80 dozen evangelical churches or " to grosz churches close " as they're called--

garage churches with the new pope francis there is a renewed sense of faith among catholic practitioners welcome poke francis she sings-- pope the question is can she get people back in the pews this person was raised evangelical began attended the catholic church after the pope francis became the pope. >>:not only is the say latin- american very charismatic hoped will be the first time in many years that a pope has landed here in south america what the pope is doing is generating a kind of internal movement in the church to build on that foundation but is too soon to talk about impact

>> reporter :first priests have to accept the pope's methods and be motivated to return to the fold >> vicki : bad news for shasta lake goers.a recent state test has found mercury in the lake's fish. the test revealed the level of mercury is higher than what the environmental protection agency considers safe. the lake draws close to one point five million visitors a year and is one of the top fishing destinations in the state. no advisories have been placed on the lake's fish.but warnings about the mercury-impaired water have been issued. things are heating up in southern europe. next up, the heat-wave hitting one country with a vengeance. >> reporter :if you have kids you know that they spend way too much time on the tablet. so i have a new device that will turn that tablet into a stimulating

educational experience. >> brian :and is another cloudy and pray over the bay area -- gray i will talk about your forecast next

>> vicki : spain is suffering from an ongoing heatwave making it almost impossible for tourists to sleep.and very hard to even visit the city. the region of andalusia is hitting temperatures of 104 degrees farenheit.while residents in the town of andujar jean are having to bear temperatures of 107. this heat is also increasing the risk of wild fires across the country. over one thousand residents have been evacuated from their homes from lingering flames. britain and france are also experiencing very high temperatures it was another beautiful day here in the bay area. kron 4's brian van aken is standing by with the forecast. brian, what can we expect for >> brian :temperatures dropping

of like what is happening in europe will see below average readings all for the week. here is the lives storm trackers-- live storm tracker flash flood warnings in effect of this cluster of thunderstorms, there have also been some of the bigger storms in the northern part of california as well some of the showers may actually impact the bay area coming up in court thursday..--toward thursday we're going to see a lot of clouds for this week as we are in a weather pattern strong sea breeze in the afternoon but cloudy just about everywhere in the morning with clearing taken place in the early afternoon by the bay, with more sunshine in the afternoon

but look for the winds to pick up with wins suppressing 30 mi. per hour in some places and the system is going to slowly make its way towards the bay area and northern california toward wednesday and thursday and as it does so we're going to continue to see these wind speeds coming out of the self. that is the perfect pattern for have will--heavy fog and there could be some isolated showers coming up wednesday to thursday here is the fog tracker by 9:00 a.m. still foggy breezy wins in the afternoon and even more fog expected for tuesday temperatures will come down a few more degrees and in

this weather system is right on top of less look at the inland temperatures in just a purse '70's and low 80s and thursday lot of clouds and then things will turn a little bit warmer as we go into next week and >> vicki : farmers getting some help from above. coming up, we'll show you how drones are doing the job of old fashioned farming.

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little farms >> vicki : and if you'd like to connect with gabe slate. you can add him on facebook, follow him on twitter. or email - slate-at-kron4-dot- com. the san antonio missions in texas have been awarded world heritage status by the u-n's cultural body. the world heritage committee approved the listing sunday of five spanish roman catholic sites around the city of san antonio. the most well known of the mission's is the alamo and these steph were the only sites in the u.s. that received status this year. spain used these missions to convert indigenous people to catholicism. drones could replace humans in a variety of ways around large farms. such as transmitting detailed information about crops.directing farmers to problem spots.and cutting down on the amount of water and chemicals used. the use of drones in agriculture is just taking off this year.after being grounded by the lack of federal guidelines. the federal aviation administration is working on rules that would allow drones to be used regularly for business.

great white sharks keep showing up in waters near santa cruz. lifeguards were putting up warning signs at seacliff state beach for the holiday weekend. kron four's rob fladeboe was there.and has the story of one man's close encounter. > > rob : >>:right here is where i saw that sharks > > rob : that the you just saw was taken by the man who saw the sharks >>:i started getting it on video and then about five seconds into the video the shark changes course and comes right after me > > rob : if the sharks were described as juvenile great wall--whites

>>:it was pretty scary am not going to lie but i was more worried that would get my camera what because salt water and electronics to not next > > rob : the salt water levels are higher than normal and that may be why the great whites are hanging around more than usual >>:we are getting a lot more exotic species here in the bay them usually see > rob : he says he spotted the sharks less than 20 ft. from shore, but the sharks have not shown much aggression >>:bull sharks tend to be much more aggressive than great whites but fortunately we do not have them in this area we'll have great white sharks > > rob :

was it like seeing a sharp like that even of close? >>:you just feel humble than amazed by the wonders of the ocean >> vicki : neighbors in unincorporated morgan hill want answers from police. they want to know why officers are not putting a stop to overnight street races.which they say, happen almost every evening. kron 4's j-r stone has a "my kron 4 story". brought to our attention by a viewer. >>:you can endanger your online sublime putting you on watch if you tried to endanger mine and other people's lives-- your own

life >> j.r. :if you have a story you'd like to share with us. just head to our website. she says that it is not just about losing sleep she is worried that one of these cars will crash into someone's home here parkway lakes are fee part. >>:i not want innocent people's lives to be lost said live because they happen to live in this park or somebody pulls out and boom they get hit and lose their life for get badly maimed. but there would not take much to light this park on fire we need help, and a tax payer and nothing is being done >> j.r. :she says her message to the street racers is racers

>>:they are warned that i will catch you on video and will turn you in because i'm bound and determined to stop you from racing and stop you from endangering my me my family, and every else in this park >> j.r. :and the police have said that they have made four arrests regarding street racing in this area that those happened in january and february >> vicki : if you have a story you like to share with us just had to our web site. there, you can submit your story under the my-kron-4-story tab. it's all on kron-4-dot-com. now that the fireworks smoke has cleared. who had the biggest and best? coming up, we'll show you the biggest - a fireworks rocket so huge it had to be cleared by the faa.

>> vicki : the single biggest fourth of july firework in north america this year blasted off at longview lake, missouri. the 24-inch shell took a year to if it set up.and because it was so large.it had to be cleared by the f-a-a. jackson county's "big bang" fourth of july celebration also featured a special surprise for a military family in need. the veteran.who recently lost his job and health insurance.received a 51-hundred with a dollar check.courtesy of jackson county and donations from the public. grant lodes with me now. he's hosting sports night live tonight with bip roberts. big day for women's soccer!

>> grant :there is a point this afternoon were watching the game and i thought i have to turn this off because if i do not turn it off i'm not going to go to do the news. it was patriotic as it was the day after independence day and what a game and thrill. the beginning had people's draw --jaw dropping. as a spectacular game occurred, we will have the highlights and a live guest in the stadium,--studio >> vicki : it has been a real drop for women's soccer--drought >> grant :ended giants just cannot win a game, they've

played in prime time on the east coast and you can see their frustration we'll have the complete giants highlights as well as will talk about the a's and tiger woods now we know whose some starters are will talk about that it is going to be a show and that starts in about two minutes >> vicki : in the meantime had a few seconds here so starting the new week >> brian :you may need a sweater in the morning as it will be cool and cloudy for tomorrow morning if you didn't like all of the heat last week you will enjoy this next week

>> vicki : that's it for the kron 4 news at 8. good night everybody can see you at 11

>> grant :good evening.welcome into sports night live. former mlb all star bip roberts. i'm grant lodes. we